Denver Letters and Society Notes Travel and Local Visits
Charley Aley visits Cincinnati and calls on James Ford in Hamlet Ohio. Mrs Wilkinson and her husband visit Plymouth Indiana relatives. Rev Luckenbill speaks at Denver Methodist service. L M Kistler from Beaumont Texas here. he runs linotype for the Beaumont Enterprise. Elsie Woods of Peru visits Denver. Edith Kessler returns from Valparaiso. K. of P. lodge initiates 20 men at Macy. Epworth League officers elected for six months. Special train shuttles Denver visitors after a late social event with a display of salts and stars at the Medicine Co show.
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Charley Aley
Cincinnati
James C. Ford
Hamlet
Ohio
L. M. Kistler
Beaumont
Texas
Denver
Mr. Kistler
Beaumont Enterprise
Elsie Woods
Peru
Moore
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Whitney
Pettysville
H. D. Skinner
Cando
North Dakota
Skinner
Otto
Toledo
Epworth League
Lulu Gustin
Rosa Fagan
Mia
Emma Tharp
K. of P
Macy
Will Piper
Bethel site falls into ruin amid religious disputes
The historic Bethel, once a revered Christian site, is now a desolate ruin named Betin. The article notes fractious fighting among religious groups over claimed sacred locations and describes the area as barren except for a few hovels inhabited by Bedouins tending goats.
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Bethel
Betin
Je An
Indiana's Successful Folks and the Bethel Chronicle
A historical Indiana newspaper excerpt promotes The Journal as a premier daily with broad market reports, national and local news, farm pages, and fashion features. It also recounts travel lore about Bethel Hill, sacred stones, and Crusader history connected to Jacob’s pillow stone.
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Indiana
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Loulaville
Union
Inter- State
Indianapolis
Journal
Washington
Politioa
Jacob
Abraham
Isaac
Bethel
Weatminster Abbey
George A. Bonnie Dies After Illness
George A. Bonnie, whose serious illness was noted weeks ago, died Tuesday. He will be buried from the Courter church this afternoon.
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George A. Bonnie
Courter Church
Minnesota Mines Workforce by Nationality
About 40 percent of the men employed in Minnesota mines are Finns and another 40 percent are Hungarians. Italians make up about 8 percent, with the remainder divided among Americans Germans French Scotch Welsh and Cornish.
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Minnesota
Tobacco Trust Raises Wages Amid Cost of Living Rise
The tobacco trust increases wages for its workers by about ten percent, citing higher living costs. The move affects tens of thousands of employees, reflecting a large expenditure for the company and testing loyalty among workers.
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Tobacco Trust
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